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Research shows bystanders are intervening in just a quarter of Islamophobic incidents in Australia
The federal government has accepted 35 of 54 recommendations from a landmark report on tackling Islamophobia. = Source: AAP / AAP Image/Dean Lewins

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Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.


Key Points

  • The federal government has accepted 35 of 54 recommendations from a landmark report on tackling Islamophobia.
  • Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the parent visa backlog is something the government is working to address, but there are no easy answers.
  • England beats France to claim third place at the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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